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3 comments on The Bullroarer - Wednesday 9 July 2008
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Why bother with carbon constraints? The Queensland Premier is cock-a-hoop that the State will be contributing at least a billion tonnes a year (inc. domestic) to global GHGs. When the Barrier Reef is buggered perhaps tourists will flock to see the annual migration of the draglines. The WA Premier seems very pleased that another coal fired power station will be brought out of retirement. More gas can be sold to the Japs.
It's all good.
Its amazing how contradictory the signals are. When I read the Bligh story I was just shaking my head. At least Carpenter is responding to an energy supply disruption and has an excuse.